The enemy force outside the cave had certainly been ready to fight. They were anticipating a counter-attack from the cave, but they had also been planning for the possibility of reinforcements. However, they could not have prepared for the quick, impactful ambush that Meesei's pack were bringing down upon them. They numbered seven against over twenty, but the enemy must have felt like they were being attacked by an army. 

As disorganized as the enemy had become, those closest to Kaleeth, Lorag, and Janius at least had a definite enemy right in front of them to focus on. They initially created a coherent formation, but Sabine's magic was quick to sew chaos among them. Immediately after Sabine had pierced through one of their opponents with an icy spear, Lorag swung his hammer sideways into the shield of the man just to the fallen foe's left. His shield was sturdier, but all the same, the force of Lorag's blow was enough to cause him to trip over his fallen ally. He landed straight in front of Kaleeth, who proceeded to bring her mace down onto the back of his head. He was wearing a helmet, but the cracking sound that followed the blow suggested that it did little good. A Khajiit woman with a silver-tipped spear just ahead of Kaleeth tried to jab the spearhead through a gap in Kaleeth's armor, but as those gaps were small, she only had to move by a small amount to ensure that the spear deflected uselessly off of the metal plate. And of course, Lorag was quick to punish the Khajiit's overextended thrust by breaking her arm at the elbow with another swing from his hammer. 

Naturally, the pack's ambush did not go unnoticed by their allies within the cave. There had not been any way to communicate with them beforehand, but it did not take much effort for them to realize that it was time to counter-attack. They had been just as prepared to fight as Vile's forces, so two of them came charging out of the cave, with another two in werebear form just behind them. It was at that point when Meesei decided it was time to strike. Sabine's mist had spread far into the center of the enemy's formation. It cut their visibility and made it that much more difficult for the soldiers to find their commanders and re-position themselves to be more useful, but its greatest purpose was yet to come. Amidst the mist and the chaos, Meesei had used her invisibility to make her way to the very center of the enemy's formation. She was surrounded on all sides as she suddenly became visible, but with the thick, humid mist surrounding her, she had the advantage. Letting out a sudden burst of magical energy, she used the mist as a conductor to electrify the air around her, stopping just short of her own allies. The majority of their remaining foes were caught inside the electric mist, and their screams were louder than the lightning itself. From the outside, it was brilliantly bright, which even further obscured what was happening within. It lasted for only a few seconds, and with the wide area of the spell, it was not necessarily lethal to everyone it hit. However, everyone she had hit were at least temporarily, but effectively incapacitated. Between Ahnasha and her thralls from the west, the rest of her pack from the east, and the werebears from the cave, it would be a slaughter when they all closed in. 

Nearby to Meesei, a Dunmer mage had used a constant wave of telekinetic energy to push the electric mist away from herself. When the lightning stopped, it struck fear in the core of her being to see Meesei standing before her. Just as the Champion's pack had become legendary among the clans, so too had rumors of them spread through the ranks of the enemy, according to Sara's spies. The enemy had attempted to downplay such rumors, though Saras' agents had also spread them fervently. Regardless, the Dunmer woman, whether out of desperation or simple good training, charged a fireball instead of freezing in fear. Meesei, in turn, did not have trouble stopping her before she could release it. Raising up her hand, it glowed green with a strange magic. Small pseudo-portals from Apocrypha opened up around the Dunmer, from which three black tentacles reached up and wrapped around the woman, pulling her to the ground. The Dunmer was too startled to effectively act in time, and with her arms and legs being held to the ground, there was little she could do to resist as Meesei electrocuted her.